Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-11-05

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 SAN FRANCISCO, October 3I-Frank T Northsy was to-day arrsigDed before Judge Sullivan on a chsTge Of jury brio. ing and the case set for trial io-mor. TOW.
 WAsHISGToS, October 3l-Some weeks ago the military authorities of ArIzOna Territory reported to the war depart ment that the sheriff of Final county held warrants, the legality of which was questioned, for the arrest of EskIminzin and twenty seven otEer Indians living on the San Pedro river in that ter-Itory, upon charges of grand larceny and re- sisting arrests, and had called upon CsptaIn Pierce, commanding military officer at San Carlos Agency, who Is also acting Indian Agent, to aid hIn ID mak- lng the arrests. General Miles ID re-
 poriing the matter to General Howard, expressed the opinion that the attempt cd arrest of these twenty eight Indians
 by the local civil authorities would prove a serious matter, If indeed, it did not iu- volve the territory in Gn Indian wBr The last set of hostility on the part of tue whites. was the arrest of SIX of the
 Indians, it is said upon false charges and the attempted arrest of the twenty eight others referred to above. The Sheriff of PinRl County hes made @ demand uuon Captain Pierce for the surrender Of the nccuaed, which, on October 10.h, the date of Captain Pierce's letter of trsnsmittsl. has nOI been complied with. Indian officials prOnOuace thC affair as Q shameful outrage upCn the peaceful and laW-sbIding Indians, Rad will take such steps Gs mEy be necessary to rs- store tO the Indians their abandoned property.
 ST. LOUIS, Nov. Early this morn ing an explOsiGn of gasoline in the o-S lar of Michael Newmsu's grocery store, lifted the two story building from its foundation and dropped it back again in a mass of runs. beneath which were buried seventeen persons, including Newman, his wife and four children. The explosion YVES followed by 0 fire which was with great difficulty put ont by the tiremen. Then began Ihe search for the dead, as all upstairs was used ss Q tenement. The force of the explosion vGs terrific. The entire block of build ings across the alley from the building ID which the explosion took place, wGs gutted by tbe blast. The Newman block was crushed in. end was cover d by the roof. which had settled down upon the ruins, snd formed barrier through which the FescueTs had 10 cut away ths beams and walls, which impeded their progress. Newman's two dauRh- ters were taken out alive bu! cannot rg- cover. The rest of the NzwDsG family are deCd. In tho same building lived Chas. DeysTe, R travelling salesman and wife. Visiting them, wEs Miss Hattie Brown, Of Columbus, Ky. She was bad y injured. but miracUl0usiy escaped death, and was the only person wEo passed through the horrible ordeal And lives to .ell the story of her esoape.
 PORTLAND. Oregon, Nov. Ion Tues day, November x. Rn election will be held ID the state to decide She questIOu of a prohibitory amendment; slso to vote on the adoption of two other amendments 10 the constitution. One increasing the salary Of the governor and judges of the supreme court; others to change the time for holding state elections.
 NEW YoRK. Nov. Mrs. Jas. Brown Potter made her American debut at the Fifth Avenue Theater last night. She was received with much warmth, and was frequently recalled.
 LONDON, Nov. I.-The Scotch yacht Thistle, which left New York October II. arrived at dreenOck to-day.
 PARIS, Nov. 1.-Count de Lesseps has announced to the Academy of Sciences that the Panama canal will be opened February 3d, 1890.
 NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-An expedition consisting of engineers and labOreTs will sal from here Nov. 26th, for Michi- gan, to complete the fiosl location of the inter-ocesnic canal route.
 PARIS, November l.-Dr. Saltor. of ths master Of the English ship. Glez- shiels, Of having conpelled the captain Of the henzal6h, winch was water logged. to hand over the ship 10 him, at the ri-k ot being abandoned; also ststCd that the English crew boarded the Meuzaie.1. and lad hands on every tniOg Of value.
 BREsT, November IA hurricane hsa been raging here since morning. Vessels are unable tO leave the r0adstesd: many 1shlng snacks and pilot vessels have iOundered.
 CoLToS, California. November I-Ns- po!eon Burton, who had hia examining ] 'Eial ID Justice Earp's court yesterday. ! vas argued m the superior court tC.dsy. l He pleaded guilty, waived tune and | vas sentenced to sIZ years Ir the pcul- ] entiEry. Burton End Crawford. his )rother-lR-!aV, confessed to burning the | cadence Of farmer in COitou. about hTee months since.
 CH1cAoo, November. I-Thomas Mon 9hsn, who has resided on the Pacific J"ast for twenty yeBrs, filed bill to- lay io have the will Ot his father. vho .Ied in 1872 snd leif large estate. se. side, on the ground that when h;- fa- her WAS on his death bed bis stepm other nd her son drew up the wlli and pre- ented It to his father to sign, which be id' not Knowing it's character.
 ST LOUIS, November l.-The corrected st of dead in the Newman block ex- IosIon show SIX killed and shree se- erely wounded. Six others who lived , the building, and were reported mis- , ing have been found either unipjured , r slightly bruised. Five of the New , Ian family are dead; Chae. \. Dsyere , nd wife, and Mrs. Agnes Berstey are ' cad. DAN FRANCISCO, November I.-Ca7. m hsrst0n, ot the Hawsi;la bark g ady Sampson, was acquitted th!- after )on ot the chHrgs of permitting Chi 'se passengers to land contrary Co the |. 5tTicHOn act. CHICAGO, November I.-Wheat, cash.
 Nov, 7Oss. Corn, cash, l2: Nc mber, i3. n WAsHISGToS. November 1. L.-Goverpor ( of Alaska in his annual report q inmates the valua of taxable property l the territory, a: ten million dollars. b clusive ot the Alaska Coyomsrcisi q 'mpany's establishment on the saai js- c 1d- Governor SwiDtord ssys it is rs- rted Mir. OgilvIe. who was sent ont hv e Dominion government Co locate fbs ., undBry between Alaska and the north < territory, claims that the Shitspdo Ter is m British territory, and tbe. vernmeut may attempt 70 collect [, ners license next summer, as provided ll m the CsnadIsn law. Governor s' llnford says any attempt of tbls Lin5 u II be resisted b. the miners. n Iarge sl lJorlty of whom ars American cItizeDs oi q oloodshed m-y ensue. He recon. d